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Cold Fusion, Zope, and ACS



Last week, my employer sent me to a class at Allaire to learn how to
use Cold Fusion, a Web-application language that is used a lot around
here.  It seems that both Zope and the ArsDigita Community System are
two open-source tools for dealing with the same kinds of problems that
Cold Fusion deals with.

So I'm wondering: what are the relative merits of the three
platforms?  What are the strengths and weaknesses of each?  (This is
just out of curiosity -- I'm not planning to do any advocacy for Zope
or ACS within my organization, especially since I have no experience
with either of them.)

--
"The big dig might come in handy ... for a few project managers
 whom I think would make great landfill."  --Elaine Ashton
== seth gordon == sgordon at kenan.com == standard disclaimer ==
== documentation group, kenan systems corp., cambridge, ma ==


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